Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-10-12
ohm Robinson has 3 new four story

- = - =
ohm Crimson has u new four ltory
stove.
Lampsa lampsll lampslil q Giles =
Shepherd d.
D. ,, Smith attends5 the meeting 81
the Grand Council. 81
Tie brick work is nearly completed
on the West Litchdeld block Every hlng
was quiet there YESTERDAY. Il
Mrs. Q. s. Van Cleve, aladY lecturer.
will be Ia AustilY one week from Sunday.
We will have particulars next week.
R. =. Shepherd bas not returned
from his hunting trip. but has sent home
some ducks to show that he IL q work.
Dr.. Dorr goes 10 slnsinawa Mound.
this week with. his daughter Media. who.
returns to continue her course ct the,
Academy there. III .s5 /. Il
The Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch:
.Masons ID in session ii ST. Paul. G. u
West, Of this city is Grand Treasurer
T.. Wood, 9. Z. West and G. I. johnson.
are Austin IS representatives IN the body
Rev. Dewart left Monday morning 70
attend the NJ. E. conference. The salts
faction Of his congregation with his work
here must be cause Of graft ication to him
as he leaves his work for this assemblage
of the ministerial workers Of the church.
The meeting Of the Farmers Alliance
at Minneapolis last week was an interest
ing and profitable one 10 those IN attend
ance. Men were present from all parts
of the country and an excellent opportu-
nifty was afforded for the examination Of
different plans and methods. Z. !,
1t is stated by good judges that 1888
head Of cattle, including veals, and 115
head of sheep were slaughtered for the
Austin markets this season besides all the
pork, poultry and fish used. Who says
Austin is not good market for live
stock: About 5000 has been paid at
the Austin market this season for beef
and mutton alone. ~ &
y Dr.. Macdonald has been fitting out his
Office with new apparatus for the treat
ment of several forms of disease and is
giving their treatment special attention.
He has recently taken course of study
under eminent specialists and is prepar-
ed to treat the most severe cases of Ca
tarrh. lung. nervous, uterine and rectal
diseases with the best appliances known
to modern science. ~:-s. ~ &.l~.5 1
j. j. Hayes was in Chicago q week
laying in an enlargement to his stock of
goods. While there he shook hands with
President Cleveland and frankie, went
in and had chat with the condemned
anarchists and saw Nina Van Zandt. the
proxy wife. He evidently had an inter-
estlng time of it and gives very enter.
tanning account, of his trip. 49,. -. .s..c
"A report was circulated by the papers
some time ago that the superintendent of
the celebrated Durango mine in Mexico
had been killed. Mr.. A. e, Reynolds of
this place being somewhat interested in
that locality took pains towrite and make
inquiries concerning the report, and last
week received letter stating that the
Durango superintendent was then at Du-
buque, Iowa, alive and we'll: The man
killed was named Duval, a French Amer
lean, and lived a long distance from Du-
range. .$5'
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Fairbanks, were
the recipients of little surprise party
Monday evening, that was very agreea-
BILE, to the party doing the surprlsj ,g at
least. The active party in the affair num-
bered about twenty and took possession
of the pleasant new Fairbanks house at
$50 and proceeded to make themselves
entirely at home. The refreshments
were one of the features of the occasion
aud were attended to in first class shape
all around. Several of those present pro-
fessed desire to take part in. several
more such" How Mr.. and. especially
Mrs Fairbanks felt, after things were
put to rights; we have not heard. $. Isl.
--Owatonna Journal And Herald: In
pleading the case of client the other
day. who had been discharged because
his work was unsatisfactory, Judge Coggs-
we'll exclaimed In burst of eloquence
1 tE S~4- 49,. tS4s